Penn Law attorneys Darren W. Penn, John D. Hadden & Kevin M. Ketner helped secure a settlement for the family of a man who died after tripping at a Golden Corral in Newnan GA.
https://t.co/blqrfVLhrx
@ajc reports opening statements began today in the first trial in hundreds of Georgia lawsuits claiming victims were allegedly harmed by exposure to a chemical used to sterilize medical products. Penn Law is involved in 272 of the 402 cases against BD.
https://t.co/g5a1iWJGy1
@ajc reports “first trial in hundreds of Georgia lawsuits alleging people injured by exposure to a chemical used to sterilize medical products starts Monday in Gwinnett. @pennlawgroup says results could influence potential global settlement . https://t.co/9zoROf0V0T
Even defense lawyers are speaking out against SB 68. This dangerous bill will delay justice, clog Georgia’s courts, and strip away the rights of everyday citizens—all to protect big business and insurers.
Read more https://t.co/FpKSFVQEky
#ProtectGeorgia#TortReform
Fewer than 1% of injury lawsuits in GA have “nuclear” verdicts over $10M. The proposed tort reform bill will benefit big business and insurance companies and leave behind Georgia’s citizens taking away their Constitutional right to a fair trial by jury. https://t.co/SOvVhMs5ix
Georgia, pay attention.
Insurers are using the same playbook here as in WV—hiding profits, raising rates, and pushing tort reform to take away your rights.
Don’t let it happen. Speak up.
🔗 https://t.co/UrRdqfzR8w
#StopTortReform#ProtectGeorgia#InsuranceProfits
Trump called Florida’s tort reform an “insurance scam”—and he was right. Instead of lowering costs, premiums went up, not down. Now, Georgia lawmakers want to follow the same failed path with SB 68.
Make your voice heard!
Call your legislators - Tell them to VOTE NO on SB 68
The justice system should work for people, not just for big insurance. SB 68 tilts the playing field against Georgia families.
Make your voice heard!
Call your legislators - Tell them to VOTE NO on SB 68
Insurance doesn’t need another favor from lawmakers. SB 68 is bad for Georgia families and good for insurer profits.
Make your voice heard—demand a NO vote!
Call your legislators - Tell them to VOTE NO on SB 68
Insurance companies are trying to rewrite the laws in their favor. SB 68 is a corporate giveaway that hurts Georgia families. Stop this bill—tell your legislators to vote NO!
Make your voice heard!
Call your legislators - Tell them to VOTE NO on SB 68
Legislators should stand with Georgia families, not big insurance companies. SB 68 rigs the system for insurers and leaves hardworking Georgians behind. Demand a NO vote today!
Make your voice heard!
Call your legislators - Tell them to VOTE NO on SB 68
Legislators should stand with Georgia families, not big insurance companies. SB 68 rigs the system for insurers and leaves hardworking Georgians behind.
Demand a NO vote today!
Make your voice heard!
Call your legislators - Tell them to VOTE NO on SB 68
Insurance companies are pushing policies that put profits over people. SB 68 is another handout to insurers at the expense of hardworking Georgians. We can’t let that happen.
Make your voice heard!
Call your legislators - Tell them to VOTE NO on SB 68
One moment can change everything. SB 68 tilts the scales in favor of insurance companies, making it harder for Georgians to get the justice they deserve. Don’t let lawmakers put profits over people.
Tell your legislators: Vote NO on SB 68!
According to a newly released report from Florida’s insurance regulator, insurers in Florida were pushing for drastic tort reform while shifting profits to shareholders and affiliates to obscure the extent of their income. https://t.co/wKOa0FNw9Q
Georgia’s proposed tort reform is attempting to limit Georgia Citizens’ constitutional right to a trial by jury. Darren Penn writes in @dailyreport that the bill will not lower insurance premiums and merely seeks to boost profits for insurers https://t.co/4GikZhYzQZ
A promise of tort reform is that it will attract more business to Georgia and reduce the cost of living and working in this state. The reality is tort reform is not going to lower insurance rates or the power of big business.
https://t.co/T1SQ2FkqLC
Kevin Ketner and John David Hadden were featured in GTLA’s latest Verdict magazine. Their article, Admitting Victory: Game Planning Evidence for Trial, offers a strategic look at managing evidence effectively before ever entering the courtroom https://t.co/4oRJHCkEvu
@pennlawgroup talked w/@Dailyreport about their recent $345M judgment secured for 20 survivors of childhood sexual abuse against 5 insurance companies who denied coverage, and the long appellate road ahead @MonesPaul https://t.co/7o01ncUCD2